I'm on the "Craftster" website, where they have monthly challenges and one month it was buttons. go here http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=294707.0 and search on "aboriginal button mask" to see the list of links to pictures of the entries (you might be able to find an easier way)

I just saw this on Facebook and though I'd share. I just love these guyshttp://kitchenfunwithmy3sons.com/diy-fall-craft-ideas/ Fall Crafts

We knew this is what we wanted to use it for, but now its decorating time. We want to keep it flexible for other owners in the future. The "dry bar" is designed for wine in the future (center has plug & dimensions for wine fridge). The closet to the right is under the stairs & will be future wine cellar. For entertaining, it is possible, but mostly for "just us" - family of 2 with some fur babies. I wanted to open the stair well, but hubby said "absolutely not"... we did all the construction work!

I got here! Yay! Tina, I'm going to look at the blogs now. Thanks! Carol, I've been spending hours on Pinterest which has kept me from doing anything! Just looking at all the crafts is a hobby in itself. I found this fabric in my stash and I think it would make some pretty wall hoops in different sizes because of the many fairies on it. My 9 yo DGD loves fairies, and even though her big brother teases her, she knows they're real. Cause grandma told her so. :) I got her started on a fairy garden which she loves. For you fabric gurus, should I wash it first? It's cotton poplin, and just a tad stiff, but isn't that a good thing? For a wall hanging I think maybe I shouldn't. Here's the link where I think I bought it, not sure though because it's been awhile. I'm going to use washi tape around the hoops if I have enough.